408 Movie Quotes about Drinking (+ Sound Clips) - page 37

Updated: Feb 2, 2026

Memorable quotes about drinking, selected from famous or less known movies by Movie-Sounds.org's visitors, accompanied by short mp3 and wav audio samples.

361 You drinkin' in a fight? -You drinking wine? -Well now... It's a Chinese technique, Drunken God.

Quote from Heroes of the East (1978)

362 My father used to say, It's a funny thing, but the things we like best are either illegal, immoral or fattening. I told you he drank like a fish.

Irene Dunne as Terry McKay in Love Affair (1939)

363 Have you been drinking? -Not yet, but I plan on it.

David Hasselhoff as Michael Knight in Knight Rider (1982)

364 Rev, Rev, Rev. Don't start with the Ten Commandment stuff again. Here. Have another slug. You'll feel real warm and spiritual.

David Hasselhoff as Michael Knight in Knight Rider (1982)

365 That's it! Your glasses. -What about my glasses? -It's later on, we're having drinks, you break those glasses of yours, and then, quite suddenly, the room goes dark.

Mervyn Johns as Walter Craig in Dead of Night (1945)

366 Oh, Ned, now please. You've been drinking steadily since eight o'clock. -Yes, funny old Ned. On New Year's Eve too.

Lew Ayres as Ned in Holiday (1938)

367 Darling sister, I shall drink as much as I like at any party I agree to attend. And as much as I like is as much as I can hold. It's my protection against your tiresome friends.

Lew Ayres as Ned in Holiday (1938)

368 What's it like to get drunk, -Ned? -It's... How drunk? -Good and drunk. -Grand. How is it? -Well, to begin with it... brings you to life. -Does it? -Mm-hmm. And after a while you begin to know all about it. You feel... I don't know... important.

Katharine Hepburn as Linda Seton; Lew Ayres as Ned in Holiday (1938)

369 What happened to those two quarts? You polish them off last night? -What two quarts? -The two bottles you had.

Howard Da Silva as Nat in The Lost Weekend (1945)

370 One last one, Nat. Pour it softly, pour it gently, and pour it to the brim.

Ray Milland as Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)